The Cosmopolitan · 2033 2nd Ave, Seattle · Belltown
The Cosmopolitan: Belltown's established luxury tower with 15 years of market depth.
190 residences. 26 floors. 2007 delivery, mature HOA, and the deepest comp pool in north Belltown. Elliott Bay views, walkable to Pike Place, Seattle Center, and Amazon. RexMont tracks every Cosmopolitan resale and advises buyers and sellers with precise floor-level data.
Building at a glance
- Address
- 2033 2nd Ave, Seattle WA 98121
- Year delivered
- 2007
- Floors
- 26
- Total residences
- Approx. 190 condominium homes
- Floor plan range
- Studios, 1BR, 2BR, 3BR, penthouses
- Neighborhood
- Belltown, Seattle
Building specs
Belltown's value-tier luxury tower — 15+ years of comp depth, mature HOA, same great views.
The Cosmopolitan Seattle delivered in 2007 at 2033 Second Avenue in Belltown, one of the first wave of full-amenity luxury high-rise condominiums in the neighborhood. With 190 residences across 26 floors, it has a resale track record spanning 15+ years — more closed comp data than any newer Belltown tower and an HOA that has been owner-controlled and actively managed for over a decade.
- Address
- 2033 2nd Ave, Seattle WA 98121
- Year delivered
- 2007
- Floors
- 26
- Total residences
- Approx. 190 condominium homes
- Floor plan range
- Studios, 1BR, 2BR, 3BR, penthouses
- Neighborhood
- Belltown, Seattle
- Building character
- Established tower, mature HOA
- Resale history
- 15+ years of closed comp data
- Pet policy
- Pet-friendly; verify limits in CC&Rs
Amenity stack
Full-service amenities in the heart of north Belltown.
The Cosmopolitan delivers the full luxury residential amenity stack — concierge, fitness center, rooftop terrace, residents lounge — in Belltown's most active restaurant and cultural corridor. The building's location on north 2nd Avenue puts Pike Place, Seattle Center, and the waterfront all within a 10-minute walk.
On-site amenities
- Concierge services
- Fitness center
- Residents lounge and club room
- Rooftop terrace
- Controlled-access parking garage
- Bike storage
- Private storage units
- On-site building management
- Guest suite for owner use
View orientation
Elliott Bay to the west. Space Needle to the north. Rainier to the south.
The Cosmopolitan's Belltown position delivers four strong view corridors. West and northwest units command the building's highest premiums with Elliott Bay, Olympic Mountain, and Space Needle exposure. East and south units offer value entry points with Cascade and downtown skyline views. RexMont provides the floor-by-floor comp breakdown before any buyer commits to a direction.
West / Northwest
Elliott Bay, Olympic Mountains, Puget Sound, ferry traffic
The Cosmopolitan's prime orientation. Upper west-facing floors deliver Elliott Bay, the Olympic range, and Puget Sound — the standard benchmark view for Seattle luxury condo buyers. These units command the building's highest price-per-square-foot readings.
North / Northwest
Puget Sound, Seattle Center, Space Needle, Queen Anne
North-facing units at The Cosmopolitan frame the Space Needle and Seattle Center — the most identifiably Seattle view in the building. Strong resale demand from buyers who prioritize the iconic Seattle skyline over pure water.
East
Cascade Mountains, downtown Seattle core, Capitol Hill
East-facing units offer morning light and Cascade views at the building's most accessible price point. Same amenities and building access as the premium orientations — best value inside The Cosmopolitan.
South
Downtown Seattle skyline, Pioneer Square, Mount Rainier
South-facing upper floors deliver Mount Rainier on clear days framed against the downtown Seattle skyline. Upper floors avoid the lower-level roofline obstructions common in older Belltown buildings.
Location & commute
North Belltown: Pike Place, Seattle Center, and Amazon HQ all within walking distance.
The Cosmopolitan sits in north Belltown — walkable to Pike Place Market, the Seattle waterfront, Seattle Center, and Amazon's South Lake Union campus. The neighborhood's flat terrain and high density of restaurants and amenities make daily car-free living genuinely practical from this address.
- Pike Place Market6-minute walk
- Seattle waterfront promenade8-minute walk
- Seattle Center / Space Needle10-minute walk
- Westlake Link Light Rail Station10-minute walk
- Amazon HQ (South Lake Union)12-minute walk
- Elliott Bay water taxi terminal10-minute walk
- Capitol Hill15-minute walk
- I-5 / SR-99 access2–3 minutes by car
Why work with RexMont
15 years of comp history means better decisions at every floor.
The Cosmopolitan's 15+ years of resale data is an advantage for every buyer and seller transacting in the building today. RexMont uses that history to anchor pricing floor-by-floor and orientation-by-orientation — giving clients a precision that thin-comp buildings simply can't match.
15+ years of resale history — the deepest comp pool in Belltown
The Cosmopolitan has been trading resales since 2007. That's 15+ years of closed transaction data — more comp depth than Spire (2022), Nexus (2019), or Insignia (2015). Buyers at The Cosmopolitan get the benefit of a thick, well-documented pricing history that makes floor-level comps more precise and negotiations better-anchored than in newer buildings.
Mature HOA with an established reserve position
A 2007 delivery means The Cosmopolitan's HOA has been owner-controlled for over 15 years. Reserve contributions have been accumulating since before the 2008 financial crisis. RexMont reviews the current reserve study and budget in detail — a mature, well-funded HOA is one of the strongest risk-reduction factors for buyers in the Seattle condo market.
Value entry into Belltown luxury without the thin-comp risk of newer buildings
The Cosmopolitan typically prices below Spire (2022) and Insignia (2015) on a per-square-foot basis, reflecting the age differential while delivering the same Belltown location, Elliott Bay views, and full amenity stack. For buyers who want the Belltown lifestyle without paying a new-construction premium — or accepting a thin comp pool — The Cosmopolitan is the strongest value case in the market.
Belltown's most walkable corridor — north 2nd Avenue
The Cosmopolitan sits on 2nd Avenue in north Belltown — the corridor with the highest density of independent restaurants, bars, and music venues in the neighborhood. Pike Place, Seattle Center, and the waterfront are all within 10 minutes on foot. Amazon's South Lake Union campus is 12 minutes walking. This is the central, flat part of Belltown where daily walkability is genuinely car-free.
Selling at The Cosmopolitan
Mature HOA, deep comps, and value positioning — the strategic seller advantage.
Selling at The Cosmopolitan means using 15+ years of comp depth to price precisely and presenting the building's mature HOA as a risk-reduction story for buyers comparing it to newer towers. RexMont builds every Cosmopolitan seller strategy on the specific data, buyer profile, and competitive context this building commands.
- 15+ years of comp data enables precise floor-level pricing — no guesswork, no reliance on citywide condo averages
- Mature HOA as a selling point — well-reserved buildings with long track records reduce buyer risk and shorten due diligence timelines
- Value-tier positioning relative to newer Belltown towers — buyers comparing The Cosmopolitan to Spire or Insignia need to understand what the price gap buys them
- Elliott Bay and Olympic Mountain view photography — the building's western exposure delivers the defining Seattle view and listings need to prove it
- Belltown lifestyle narrative — north 2nd Avenue's restaurant and nightlife density is an asset that photography and listing copy should capture
- Targeting the long-term hold buyer — buyers who want a mature, stable condo asset rather than a newly-delivered building with first-cycle HOA risk are The Cosmopolitan's deepest buyer pool
FAQ
The Cosmopolitan Seattle questions buyers ask us most.
When was The Cosmopolitan Seattle built?
The Cosmopolitan Seattle was delivered in 2007, making it one of the established luxury high-rise condominiums in Belltown. With 26 floors and approximately 190 residences, the building has over 15 years of resale history — one of the deepest comp pools in Seattle's Belltown condo market.
How much do condos at The Cosmopolitan Seattle cost?
The Cosmopolitan typically prices below newer Belltown towers like Spire (2022) and Insignia (2015–2016) on a per-square-foot basis, reflecting its age while delivering the same Belltown location and Elliott Bay views. Pricing varies by floor, orientation, and floor plan. RexMont sends active buyers a current availability sheet with active resales and recent closed comps on request.
How does The Cosmopolitan compare to Spire or Insignia?
Spire is Seattle's newest major luxury tower (2022) with automated parking and the freshest building systems — but a thin comp pool and an HOA in its early reserve-building phase. Insignia offers two towers with a sky bridge, rooftop heated pool, and the largest unit count in Belltown. The Cosmopolitan offers 15+ years of comp depth, a mature and well-reserved HOA, and a value entry point relative to both — without sacrificing the Elliott Bay views or Belltown location.
Is The Cosmopolitan Seattle pet-friendly?
The Cosmopolitan is pet-friendly, with weight and breed restrictions set in the HOA's CC&Rs. The north Belltown location is walkable to Myrtle Edwards Park along the waterfront, one of Seattle's best off-leash and waterfront walking areas. RexMont reviews the current pet policy as part of every offer process.
What are the HOA fees at The Cosmopolitan Seattle?
HOA dues vary by unit size. As a mature building (2007 delivery) with a well-established HOA, the reserve fund position and operating budget should be fully legible in the current reserve study. RexMont reviews the HOA budget, reserve study, contribution rates, and any special assessment history in detail before any offer.
Is The Cosmopolitan Seattle close to Amazon HQ?
The Cosmopolitan is approximately a 12-minute walk from Amazon's main South Lake Union campus — similar walking distance to Spire and slightly longer than Nexus, which is the closest Seattle tower to Amazon. For Amazon buyers who want Belltown's restaurants, nightlife, and waterfront access rather than pure proximity to HQ, The Cosmopolitan competes well with both.
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